Local Market Prices May 1 Thursday Morning
Thursday morning May 1 prices show Wheat bulk at 81.75 Wheat Turkey Red 1.75 Oats bulk 1.95 Hogs three dollars Butter ranch 2 Eggs hay alfalfa per ton on track 12.00 Timothy straight 12.00
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
8
Thursday morning May 1 prices show Wheat bulk at 81.75 Wheat Turkey Red 1.75 Oats bulk 1.95 Hogs three dollars Butter ranch 2 Eggs hay alfalfa per ton on track 12.00 Timothy straight 12.00
Local items report illnesses and visits of residents, theatre and cinema ads, promotions by merchants, building supply notices, and social events. Notable names include Joseph Lewis, Rube Collett, Geo B Spencer Jr, J A Sutton Jr, H R Shepherd and Son, and Elected officials. Mentions of Lyric Theatre shows, lumber and cement stocks, and improvements in the county budget. Community happenings comprise visits, weddings and church activities with notices of meetings and telephone service plans for the valley.
Annual statement for Paris Idaho lists estimated expenses for the year ending May 1913 with 1500.00 for General Improvement and Extra ordinary expenses and 630.00 for Contingent, totaling 2130.00. It also shows total revenue from all sources for the year ending May 7, 1912 at 3023.03. The document notes compliance with section 2269 Revised Codes of Idaho, dated May 1912, signed by the Mayor and Clerk W. Smith Hoge.
Tonight a Reading Recital and Grand Ball are held at Fielding Academy. A Plan of Forte Recital follows in the First Ward Hall tomorrow night, featuring pupils of Joseph Tueller and highlighting determination to find the bright side.
A farewell gathering was held on Wednesday night for James Romero who departs in June for a mission to Australia. A large crowd attended and a sizable sum was raised. The Post pledges to send news weekly once he reaches his destination as the teacher tests pupils with lessons on the phrase bitter end and a student reads a sloppily written line about a dog chasing a cat under the bed.
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